Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-25
Police Court.

James Meartens, for obtaining a quantity
OF bottles from VIM. Gotorslli, and that of
the latter for disturbing Meartens' peace,
were compromised and dismissed on pay
ment of costs......Ching Ming, accused of
mlsdemeanor Ill refusing to give his true
name to a poll-tax collector forfeited his
deposit. Mrs. Mary McVey and Mary
Leonard were tried for disturbing each 9th
ers peace, but the evidence was so conflict
ing that the Court discharged them both
......Andrew Walker and Frank La Rue,
arrested for having been drunk, were dis.
charged, the former to g to his work and
the latter to leave the city, which he had
been about to do on the previous day, but
took a farewell drink too often All
Kings case of assault to murder went over
until the 3lst. Bail fixed at 81 ,0O0. ..... Geo.
Parish and Geo. Modem pleaded guilty of
disturbing the peace of Angelo Corvette
and will be sentenced this morning.. The
case of Z. A. Mcdonald, for battery was
set for trial tomorrow, the prosecuting wit
ness being too sick to appear.
ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following is the
roll of honor of Washington District
school Perkins, for the term ending May
10, 1887: Melvin Bailey 80, Elmer Nc
Mullin 81, Harvey Warren 80, Laura Per
kins 80, Frank Baker 81 Annie Edgington
90, Irvie McMullen 80, Frank Artz 81,
Mary Artz 80, Dica Harlow S4, Lena Fen
ton 50, Annie Hackney 81, Eva Harlow so,
Vine Fenton 81, John Conner S. Ida Har-
low 81, Ida McMullin so, George Har-
low 50, Katie Brown IS, George Murphy
81, Eda Artz Sc, Willie Murphy Sc, Winnie
McMullen 81, Alice Bundock IS, Corda
Murphy 50, Victoria Farria 81. Those
who were not in attendance the required
time but otherwise satisfactory are Leonard
Low, Geo Artz, Louis Bundock, Willie
Glacken and Charles Glacken
FOURTH OF july MEEr1Na.-At last
something is to be done in Sacramento
relative to making arrangements for the
proper observance of the national ami
yersary, Mayor Gregory having called a
meeting of citizens for next Saturday even
ing at : o'clock, at the Courthouse, to dis
cuss methods and take preliminary action
1t is high time something was done. Resi-
dents OF villages and towns near Sacra-
mento have been waiting to see whether
the city was going to do anything notable
in the premises as, in the event of her fail
ure, they would celebrate at home, while
if the Sacramento demonstration promised
TO be notable they would come here to
assist in doing honor to the occasion.
FALL or THE TowER.-The tower over IT,
front entrance Of the old Catholic church,
in which the loud-toned bell called to-
gether the faithful for over quarter of a
century, has been pulled down, and now
lies q mass of ruins. 1t was thought on
Monday to be an easy job to pull it down
by attaching a large cable to its top, and
drawing it over with windlass The
structure proved to be solid one, and the
cable was broken several times. At last the
contractors dug away portion of the walls
at its base, and long pull, strong pull,
and 4 pull all together brought it down at
p. Il. yesterday.
BoDY REcovERED.-one of the men en-
ployed at the brickyard below Freeport
found the body of man floating in the
river about mile and half below that
town yesterday morning. He informed
Phil. Riehl, who notified the Coroner The
body was taken in charge by that official,
and proved to be that OF Jesus Pizarro, who
was drowned near the foot of \ street
through the upsetting of his boat, on the
18th inst. An inquest was held in the case
last evening, the jury finding that deceased
was a native of Chile, So years of age, and
that be came TO his death from accidental
drowning.
Ell DoRADo's BooN.-A gentleman down
from Ell Dorado yesterday says that times
are booming in that section, especially in
the city of Placeryille. County Recorder
Wilmer has had TO employ deputy in or
der TO keep up with his work. More trans
fers of real estate have been made in Ell
Dorado county in the last six weeks than in
the past six years He says: " Immigrants
know good thing when they see It, and
they never leave this section until they buy
piece of land, and then only to get their
families"
LECTURE THIS EvESING.-Rev. DR.. Frost
will lecture at the NJ. E. Church South this
evening on THE Wonders of the Yosemite,
and How to Visit Yosemite, and Have it
Cost only SIS More than 10 Stay at Home
MORGAN Bros, Io2S H street, have Sc
cured the agency for Sacramento of the
Bronco Ice Company. The ice is natural
mountain ice and of the best quality 1t
will be delivered By the agents in quanti-
ties to suit at the lowest price. Telephone
No. 294.
No PrAHo bit the Mathushek" has the
tuning pins bushei into a solid iron frame.
Silver Medal at Mechanics Fair.
tTRY the best the hght-running Do
nestle" with self-setting attachments, be-
fore YOU let agents talk you into buying in
ssrior Sewing Machines. Office. 9Th and .a